The Arizona champion., 1887-02-19
LOCAL A4 TIERS.

A brother of the late John N. Berry is visiting Flagstaff.
 Col. ]. W. Eddy made a visit tc Albuquerque this week.
 The usual Sunday services will bc held atthe school house. C. E. Boyce, the merchant of Wins low, WAS in town yesterday.
 Capt. B. B. BuIwinkle has returned from his visit to Los Angeles.
 The night watchman, Mike Roach, is laid up with spell of sickness.
 wm. Powell, prominent stock man of Yavapai, is visiting Flagstaff,
 Gus B. May, of Williams, has re- turned after long visit to friends in the east.
 Sheriff w. J. Mulvenon arrived fere from Prescott on yesterday $ east bound tram
 The Arizona Central Bank has opened up in the Norris building on RIllroad avenue.
 W. II. Fisher, of Booth Bay, Maine, arrived in town few days since, and intends to locate here.
 The sum of s4,SSs.73 has been ap- portioned among the different school districts of this county.
 Ernest Meyers, of the firm of Low. enthal and Meyers, Albuquerque, has been in town this week.
 General Manager Sands, of the A. & P, passed through on his way to Albuquerque on Thursday.
 The beautiful snow has been a wei. come sight during this week, especi- ally to ranchmen and rangemen.
 Charley Geach, the well known rep. resentatlye of Charles Zeiger, of Al querque, has been ia town this wee k.
 Two great enemies-Hood's Sarsa parilla and impure blood. The latter is utterly deieated by the peculiar medicine.
 Major D. NJ. Riordan and T. R. Gable, late superintendent of the A. & P. road, left on Tuesday for Albu- querque.
 The old Miller house on San Fran cisco avenue has been ret constructed and will be occupied ly w. s. Gray and wife.
 Thos. McMillan, who has been ser. iously sick at his ranch, Is much bet ter and was able to visit his friends in town this week.
 E. w. Jackson, the chief engineer of the Mineral Belt road, has resign cd his position with that company and gone to Chicago.
 The anniversary of Washington's birthday occurs on Tuesday next, Feb ruasy the sand. The day Is now a legal national holiday.
 Now that the skating rink has been repaired and made weather ught, 1t will be pleasant place for balls and other entertainments.
 A considerable quantity ofsnow has fallen during the week but the warm sun is melting it daily and sending it where it will do the most good.
 MT. Ben Wittick, a first class pho tographer, who has his studio at Fort Wingate, N. NJ, is visiting Flagstaff, and may locate here permanently.
 Jim O'Neill has removed his store from San Francisco avenue to the new building next door to the Arizona Central Bank on Railroad avenue.
 From today the popular Chop House of Coalter & Gale will be open day and night. Fresh oysters and lunches will be served in first clas style.
 A large number of visitors are ex. pected in town on the 27d U cele- brate Washington's birthday by par ,icipating in the grand bail at the skating rink.
 J. R. Fitzpatrick, has just received the finest line of clothing and gents furnishing goods ever brought to Flag staff. He says cash will buy them cheap. If
 F. L. Kimball, for many years prominent business man St St, Louis, and now interested in the Arzona Central Bank of Flagstaff, has arrived in town.
 Nathan Earth, of Winslow, will shortly open general merchandise store in the place ot business now oc- cupied by Geo. Hoxworth on Rail- road avenue.
 K. c. Henley, of the firm of Hen ley and Lane, who arc engaged in bus iness on the line of the Mineral Belt R. R., was in town this week purchas- ing supplies.
 Harry Lyons, whom we used to know in the Halycon days of yore, and who is now prominent cattle and ranch man, is in town visiting his many friends.
 The Los Angeles express says: "Big Ben" Bullwinkle, famous in his time as chief of the Chicago fire patrol sys- tenn, is in Los Angeles. Ben is now in the cattle business at Flagstaff, A. T., and has brought car load of fine beeves to this market.
 People who stopat Seligman (Pres- colt Junction., should not fail to vis- it the Pioneer Hotel, kept by w. T. Iatchford. Good clean beds and the